Hello, I have a question or two about some problems we are having with the client
program.
Let me explain the setup of my program.
This is a program used as a host-interface between our company and another company,
and is written to be a-synchronous.
The main (parent) process sets up a single
hi
I have just bought the oreilly book network security with
openssl
I am the first person to buy that book in Paris
its a great book (seems)
I have also to do a project, now the internship is over
and i did a good amount of work
next i ll work independenltly with the book inIndia
Its a great boo
Just for reference and archive purposes, libssl32.lib and libeay32.lib can
be extracted from pre-built VC++ DLL's by using the following commands from
the command-line:
implib -a libssl32.lib libssl32.dll
implib -a libeay32.lib libeay32.dll
It took me a while to figure out that the OpenSSL build
For those who don't already know this, there's a book on OpenSSL published
by O'Reilly.
Details:
Network Security with OpenSSL
Authors: John Viega, Matt Messier and Pravir Chandra
Publisher: O'Reilly
ISBN: 0-596-00270-X
Cheers,
Derek
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Derek Heido
> I want to separate the OpenSSL project in two parts (Client and Server),
There is a high-level API that can be separated this way: SSL_accept,
and SSL_connect. But is SSL_read a client or a server function? It's
both. And, in fact, most of the openssl source code is used in both
client a
Title: Crypt::SSLeay ver 0.37.0 or later
Hello,
I am looking for a compiled version of the Crypt:SSLeay module for Windows 2000 that is version0.37 or later. I have found that Active State has a version 0.17.0 but it does not have features I need.
Is anyone aware of one?
Thank You
Hello,
I've already bought the book of Eric Rescorla "SSL and TLS", but it did not
help me much.
I want to separate the OpenSSL project in two parts (Client and Server), are
you sure "Network Security with OpenSSL" (by John Viega, Matt Messier,
Pravir Chandra) deals with ?
I thought when you
On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 09:15:22AM +0200, Axel Keul wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Using Apache/modssl/openssl SSL worked fine with test certs. But when I try to add a
>verisign cert I get the following error and the startup failes.
>
> -- mod_ssl: Init: Unable to read server certificate from file
>/o
Agreeing with Lutz's points, but querying a particular item ...
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Lutz Jaenicke wrote:
> * An AMD K6/500MHz will do approx 30 1024bit private RSAs per second.
um, perhaps if you configure "no-asm -ggdb3"?? Otherwise I can only assume
you're getting 30 ops/sec because someone
Hi,
For a research project I'm pursuing, I want to use OpenSSL with
ADH-DES-CBC3-SHA (TLSv1). This means I want to use neither a server-side
nor a client-side certificate; and the pre-master secret shall be
established via Diffie-Hellman key exchange.
From my experience so far, the current i
Hi all,
I am looking into the shatest.c file since i want to make use of sha-1
message digest.
In this file openssl-0.9.6d/crypto/sha/shatest.c,
141 for (i=0; i<1000; i++)
142 SHA_Update(&c,buf,1000);
143 SHA_Final(md,&c);
For chunks of data we can call
Justin,
We are working on a project to make a free PKI that issues certificates
for free in two main forms:
* without identity guarantees. It's what we call "entry-level" certificates.
Because of this, it can be issued instantly, without the need for manual
approval. It's meant for learning
Timing attacks are primarily an implementation issue, rather
than a protocol issue. The SSL 3.0 spec doesn't try to
describe all the things that implementations need to do
in order to be secure, as this would have been far too
complex and implementation-specific to include.
Having said this, I
Dear all,
Using Apache/modssl/openssl SSL worked fine with test certs. But when I try to add a
verisign cert I get the following error and the startup failes.
-- mod_ssl: Init: Unable to read server certificate from file
/opt/apache/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt (OpenSSL library error follows)
-- Op
We're running a CA (just host certificates right now, about 80 of 'em
by my count) at the University of Waterloo using OpenSSL and a handful
of simple scripts and cron jobs to deal with the three common
situations: handling properly formatted requests, generating both
certificate and key for othe
On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 10:03:22PM -, Shalu wrote:
> Yeh u are right this was a problem for Pubic Key crypto systems
> but even in the implementation of these SSL or TLS first a master
> secret is set up with the help of
> pre master secret, which is done through the Public Key
> Cryptograp
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